Photos and stories about digital photography in Alaska by professional photographer Patrick Endres
Monthly Archives: May 2012 I’ll be in Denali National park in a few days on a photography permit and it was disheartening to learn of the recent trapping death of the alpha female from the Grant Creek wolf pack. She was snared by a trapper just outside the park boundary. I, like many photographers and visitors to Denali have…  It’s been over a year now since I moved my website from a self-managed software and dedicated server to a cloud-based environment, and for that I chose www.Photoshelter.com. In general, I’m pretty happy with how things have went thus far. It was a big decision because I was giving up some very cool features that…  I’ve been photographing regions of Alaska’s arctic for a book project that came to completion recently. On Arctic Ground is authored by Debbie Miller, a long time Alaskan author, and published by the Mountaineers Books. During two specific trips over the past few years, I photographed regions within the National Petroleum Reserve, a giant section…  Since the advent of a high res DSLR, I was able to continue producing images in a panoramic format without carrying an additional bulky panorama camera in the field. Each year, the software utilized for stitching multiple digital images seems to get better, easier, and more sophisticated. The benefit of merging multiple images allows for… I get many questions about the topic of wildlife photography in Alaska. In response to this over the years, I have written a little article that addresses some of the basic things to consider. I recently updated that article and I’m copying it here, but it is also listed under the articles section on this… |
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